Unlike the other hammock chairs, which are made of sackcloth, this Outerlead one features a hanging cushion, which makes it far more plush. “I sat in a string chair once and found it awfully uncomfortable — this has all the characteristics that the string chair lacked,” writes one reviewer who also likes that it’s “flexible enough to sit comfortably without squashing your legs together,” and “wide enough that shoulders aren’t cramped, and deep enough to sit back and relax.” Another reviewer replaced their rope hammock with this one because it’s “strong, well made and comfortable,” and unlike a rope hammock, this one “dries quickly and can be easily sprayed off with a garden hose and/or spot-cleaned.” And this comfortable hammock chair “resists climate change and atomic squirrels,” according to one reviewer. They write, “Mine have survived a decade of almost bizarre extremes in weather. Even the giant squirrels have given up trying to chew them up for nests. The colors have barely faded, and they blend in nicely with the yard.”